IND - Indicator control for CRMIV LEDs, buzzer etc.
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The IND (INDication) or GIND action are used in the Event Handler for sending commands to a station or a group of stations. The following stations are supporting the IND command:
- IP Flush Master and CRM V: Control the LED's in the DAK keys
- CRM IV: Control the LED's in the DAK keys, the internal buzzer or relay, and the backlight of the display
- DualDisplay station: Control the video-state of the DAK-display
- Priscom station: Control the outputs used for lamps, cell light, call LED and spare output
- IP-ARIO: Control the Error LED and the Radio LED
- IP Substation: Control relay and spare output
- Turbine station: Control relay and the 6 additional outputs
- ECPIR-3P and EBMDR-8 module
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Note: Using the IND command also triggers a ST_STATE message on the OPC port; it is advisable to add two (or possibly more, depending on the system load) PAUSE commands before the IND command, especially when the event trigger is event 7, 8 or 44, When Change To OFF |
Command syntax
IND command:
IND <station phys.no> <output> <LED no/buzzer> <Ind-type> [state]
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Example: On station 2, key 23, turn green led, fast flashing, ON
IND 2 23 2 3 ON
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GIND command:
GIND <group ind> <output> <LED no/buzzer> <Ind-type> [state]
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- <group ind> is the AlphaCom group index number 1-250. (Not the group directory number)
There must be a space between the command parameters.
Parameter description:
| Station/Parameter | phys. number | output | LED no/buzzer | IND-type | [state] |
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| CRM V and IP Flush Master (8024) | 1 - 552 | 1-100 = DAK-key number | 1 = Red LED 2 = Green LED |
1 = continuous (low priority) 2 = slow flash (medium priority) |
ON or OFF |
| IP Substation (8022) | 1 - 552 | 1 = Relay 2 = Spare output |
Always "1" |
1 = continuous (low priority) 2 = slow flash (medium priority) |
ON or OFF |
| Turbine device | 1 - 552 | 11-16 = Outputs 17 = Relay 18 = Relay 2 (Turbine Extended) See note below! |
Always "1" |
1 = continuous (low priority) 2 = slow flash (medium priority) |
ON or OFF |
| IP-LCM | 1 - 552 | 17 = Relay 11-16 = Spare outputs 27-34 = external relays See note below! |
Always "1" |
1 = continuous (low priority) 2 = slow flash (medium priority) |
ON or OFF |
| ECPIR-3P | 1 - 552 | 1-100 = DAK-key number
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1 = Red LED 2 = Green LED
Always "1" |
1 = continuous (low priority) 2 = slow flash (medium priority) |
ON or OFF |
| DualDisplay | 1 - 552 | 1-100 = The DAK-key line | Always "1" | Video-state of the DAK-display:
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ON or OFF |
| IP-ARIO | 1 - 552 | 1 = Radio LED 2 = Error LED |
1 = Red LED (Radio and Error) 2 = Green LED (Radio LED only) |
1 = continuous (low priority) 2 = slow flash (medium priority) |
ON or OFF |
| PrisCom | 1 - 552 | 1 - 4 = Lamp outputs 5 - 6 = Spare outputs 7 = Relay (Cell light) 8 = Call LED |
Always "1" | 1 = continuous (low priority) 2 = slow flash (medium priority) |
ON or OFF |
| CRM IV | 1 - 552 | 1-100 = DAK-key number 1023 = Buzzer 1024 = Display backlight |
DAK-key:
Buzzer:
Display backlight:
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DAK LED's:
Buzzers:
Display backlight:
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ON or OFF |
The state parameter is optional. If nothing is entered in this field, the indication is switched on/off along with the event. By entering OFF, for example, you can set an indication to turn off when the event turns on.
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Note on Turbine: The output numbers depend on the AMC software version.
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Related articles
- CRM IV: LED and buzzer control
- CRM: Indicate status of remote stations in AlphaNet
- RCO - Remote Control Output
- $SET_IPRCO: This data command can be used to activate Remote Control Outputs on IP Stations and IPARIO without having to define the RCO's in the RCO table.